Sentence examples for thing of comparing from inspiring English sources

I think there's always that thing of comparing her to Don and that she is Don and she's going to be like Don, and I think that you see that, but I think, at the same time, we're interested in the fact that she will always be Peggy.

Besides, Ritter had shown that humans were capable of extraordinary things at altitude; instead of comparing yourself to your peers, why not establish your legend beyond doubt?

19Among other things, for the purpose of comparing the inverse of the after-tax share with the employee wedge, the ACA's employer penalty (beginning in 2015) should be treated consistently between the two series, as I have done in Figure 5 because that figure does not show a tax measured beyond 2014-Q4.

Since for the Mohists fa include rules as well as models and examples, in their eyes the process of deducing a conclusion from a general rule or principle is in effect a special case of the more general cognitive process of comparing things to models and drawing distinctions.

Bob Woodward took to "Fox News Sunday" to continue his streak of comparing things to Watergate.

The habit of living in memory rather than the present, of comparing how things once were with how things are now, was for several centuries thought at best a trait to avoid and at worst a root cause of depressive illness.

Love it or hate it – and I am rather bored by it – the habit of comparing people or things to Marmite is unavoidable.

As antiques dealers, we applaud the attitude of the sisters mentioned in the article who appreciate the older, finer things of life, compared to the sterile, cold trend of much modern design.

There are few things to compare with running, especially at this time of year.

Not training himself out of tics incl instinctively answering "yes" and "absolutely" to things, comparing lots of things to union fight.

Bernstein's speech, reprinted on the website of another pro-MEK group under the title "The Kafkaesque Nature of Things," compared the presence of the MEK on the terrorist list to his parents' experience belonging to a group that was on a U.S. government list of subversive organizations during the McCarthy era.